Olympic Medal Odds: USA tops the list

The United States won the total medal race in the Winter Olympics in Vancouver back in 2010, and they’re also recorded as the favorite in the sportsbooks to pick up the awards this month in the 2014 Games in Sochi.
At Bovada the United States stays as the 1/1 preferred to pick up the awards in Sochi this month when they won 37 medals in Vancouver – nine gold, 15 silver, and 13 bronze. Germany, that is at 9/2 at Bovada, won 30 awards in Vancouver (10 gold, 13 silver, seven bronze). The Germans won the most complete medals in Turin in 2006, together with 29 compared to 25 for the second-place U.S.A.
Norway, which finished fourth in Vancouver with 23 medals (nine gold, eight silver, six bronze), is currently in second at 7/4 in Bovada, with the host Russians at 6/1 on these Olympic prop chances. The Russians ended with 15 total medals in Vancouver (three gold, five silver, seven bronze), down from their total of 22 awards won in Turin.
Canada finished third with 26 total awards in their home turf in Vancouver, but they picked up the most gold medals at those Winter Olympics with 14. The Canadians are at 20/1 in Bovada to collect the awards in Sochi, and also at 8/1 to get the gold medals at the occasion once again.
Norway leads the way at 6/5 about the odds to win the most gold medals, together with the United States in 3/1, Germany in 13/2, and Russia at 7/1. The Germans won the most gold medals in Turin with 11, while Norway won the most gold medals in Salt Lake City back in 2002 with 13.
The Winter Olympic prop odds at Bovada additionally incorporate an OVER/UNDER for gold awards won by the top nations, with Norway in 11.5, Germany, Russia, and the United States at 10.5, and Canada a step back in 9.5.

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